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Start with debt ratio for the permanent mortgage, then estimate interest during construction and cash if the lot is not already owned. Use numbers from your lender.
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Each calculator has its own page with a plain-English explanation, a worked example from published sources, and answers to common questions. All results are estimates from the numbers you enter, not an offer of credit.
More tools on this page: debt-ratio loan size, interest during the build, cash at closing, architect fees, and builders risk.
Your income and your lender’s debt-ratio limit, minus other debts and housing expenses, converted to a loan amount at the rate and term you enter.
How interest is handled during the build varies by lender. If your lender charges interest on funds already drawn, this estimates one month of it.
Enter a rate from your lender. Results are estimates, not an offer of credit.
Estimated interest this month
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To see an estimate, enter the loan amount, a rate from your lender, how much has been drawn.
Many one-close programs count owned-lot equity toward the down payment. If land is still being purchased, plan on cash for the down payment your lender requires on the total cost.
Estimated cash in
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To see an estimate, enter the construction cost, the lot value, the down payment your lender requires.
Percent-of-hard-cost range by scope and complexity.
Course-of-construction coverage for the build period.